Course: Building Structures 5 - Hall, High-rise and Prefabricated Buildings

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Course title Building Structures 5 - Hall, High-rise and Prefabricated Buildings
Course code KME/POS5
Organizational form of instruction Lecture + Tutorial
Level of course Bachelor
Year of study not specified
Semester Summer
Number of ECTS credits 6
Language of instruction Czech
Status of course Compulsory
Form of instruction Face-to-face
Work placements This is not an internship
Recommended optional programme components None
Lecturer(s)
  • Vejvara Luděk, Ing. Ph.D.
Course content
1. Multistrorey buidings and halls Introduction, exploration, situational elements, assignment, location, distribution of buildings, layout and disposition requirements, structural systems design, materials 2. Multistrorey structures - construction systems and stability typology and use of construction systems, loads, analysis and design of the structure, stability and strength solution, use of materials to vertical structures 3. Multistorey buildings ? structural systéme systems with walls, slabs and walls, columns, frames, cores, cellular system, skyscrapers 4. Multistrorey structures foundation, basements, design horizontal and vertical structures, floor slabs, staircases, vertical bracing 5. Multistorey structures Point houses, framed structure buildings, bracing, straining cores, light external cladding roof 6. Production halls, halls for trade and storage introduction, determination halls, requirements, allocation by purpose halls and spanconcept of technical and operational solutions halls and production facilities, static schemes, structural systems, links to foundations, 7. Building - construction halls and operational buildings solution of the structure of concrete and steel buildings, structural units foundation of halls, roofing systems, materials 8. Commercial, industrial and agricultural halls specific design of individual types of buildings, examples of solutions cladding, conversions, historical and structural type systems, 9. Construction work of civil engineering for machinery objects and plans building readiness for the installation of equipment and machinery, types of structures and designing, fundament of machinery and enginnering, industrial floors, cranes and crane tracks, job engineering 11. Timber building Timber structural systems, floors, columns, slab and grill systems, modern trusses 12. Roofing trusses a timber hall Timber trusses, roof, columns, halls, external clading 13. Spatial structures Timber, steel and concrete problem solution of space building elements, halls of large span

Learning activities and teaching methods
Lecture, Practicum
  • Contact hours - 52 hours per semester
  • Undergraduate study programme term essay (20-40) - 30 hours per semester
  • Preparation for an examination (30-60) - 22 hours per semester
prerequisite
Knowledge
The student knows the basis from the course Constructional Materials, Building structures 1 and 2. Competences acquired The student - distinguishes single vertical and horizontal load-bearing structures - knows building structures - is able to choose appropriate structure for using in a project and in a site - applies knowledge of the course STA 3 to structural design The student knows - the basis from the courses Construction materials, Elasticity and plasticity and Statics, Masony structures and Loads, Civil Engineering S1 - S4
know and be familiar with the load-bearing systems of buildings
know and be familiar with the foundation of buildings
know and be familiar with legislative and design regulations for buildings
Skills
o draw and design building structures according to the knowledge from the subjects Construction STS1 to STS4
create load-bearing systems of buildings - wall, column and combined
solve the foundations of buildings
apply legislative and design regulations for constructions, especially according to valid decrees
Competences
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learning outcomes
Knowledge
The student - comprehends the technical problems of designing multistorey and hall structures - is able to choose the appropriate structures anad materials is able to evaluate the structure with regard to stability, loads, limit states, resistance and serviceability - applies the obtained knowledge to design multistorey and hall structures - is able to solve the main problems in the field of designing this structures
know and describe the load-bearing systems of high-rise and hall buildings
characterize specific properties of high - rise and hall constructions
solve the construction and related area, including connection to transport and technical infrastructure.
be familiar with the issues of panel buildings and prefabricated skeletal and hall systems
Skills
to design conceptual, dispositional and operational solutions for high-rise and hall constructions of the Mine
to propose the location of buildings on the plot and the connection to the engineering networks and transport connections
create a load-bearing structure and envelope of high-rise and hall buildings
process project documentation for a high-rise or hall structure in the specified range
to solve the operation and equipment of high-rise and industrial buildings
to design the construction of panel and skeletal prefabricated buildings
Competences
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teaching methods
Knowledge
Lecture
Practicum
Skills
Lecture
Practicum
Competences
Lecture
Practicum
assessment methods
Knowledge
Seminar work
Combined exam
Skills
Combined exam
Competences
Combined exam
Recommended literature
  • Jiří Witzany a kol. Konstrukce pozemních staveb 70 - Prefabrikované konstrukční systémy a části staveb. CVUT Praha, 2003. ISBN 80-01-02656-6.
  • Luděk Vejvara. Panelové soustavy v západních Čechách (texty ČKAIT). 2020.
  • Luděk Vejvara. Výškové a halové stavby (učební texty 2020). 2020.
  • Petr Hájek. Konstrukce pozemních staveb - Montované konstrukční systémy (ČVUT 1989, skripta).
  • Vejvara L. Ploché střechy (učební texty).
  • Vejvara L. Průmyslové stavby a jejich rekonstrukce (učební texty).


Study plans that include the course
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